Over the last few weeks, you’ve likely seen many stories — both from MobileSyrup and others — about apps accessing the iOS clipboard. Some probably wonder what the big deal is. After all, apps access ...

Apple senior manager Ron Huang previously admitted that it was "absolutely not expected behavior" and said the company was dealing with it. iOS 16.0.2 will get rid of other bugs, as well ...

If you have yet to upgrade to iOS 16 (or can't), pop-ups appear when you copy and paste things on your iPhone, to make sure you know which app's data is currently stored in your clipboard. However ...

You can also pinch open with three fingers to paste text. If you’re working on an editable document and want to move the text, you can simply select the text, tap and hold it, then drag it to a ...

Apple has another bug to quash in iOS 16. Senior manager Ron Huang told a MacRumors reader that the company will fix the frequent permissions prompts when you try to copy and paste content between ...

Apple confirms that the copy-and-paste permissions pop-up that many iOS 16 users are experiencing is, indeed, a bug to be fixed.

Apple released iOS 16.0.2 with a fix for the issue and other bugs in late September. Apple has continued to refine the copy-and-paste feature in the weeks since.

iOS 16 now asks your permission to paste content from one app into another. It’s a sensible feature for privacy, but the prompt is appearing so often that it’s already proving annoying.

Alongside the addition of a redesigned battery percentage icon, today’s iOS 16.1 beta 2 release also fixes the incessant copy-and-paste notifications that have been plaguing iOS 16 and iPhone 14 ...

The issue seems to occur more frequently when you select the paste action from iOS 16’s clipboard menu, though it doesn’t matter how many times you grant permission, the notification continues to ...